Picture This: Digital Camera Sales Skyrocketing
Sales of digital cameras will exceed those of reloadable cameras in the year 2002 in North America, according to a study released yesterday by InfoTrends Research Group Inc.
Stories by Jack McCarthy
Sprint: Virtual Newsman More than a Talking Head
If you think Ananova, the virtual newscaster unveiled last month, is the greatest thing since American television news personality Dan Rather, meet Chase Walker.
UPDATE: AGs Advocate Two Microsofts
State attorneys general who, along with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) today asked for the breakup of Microsoft Corp. into two separate companies, said their proposal represents the "least instrusive" action necessary to stop the software behemoth's anticompetitive behavior, while benefiting consumers.
Two Microsofts Will Increase Competition, AGs Say
State Attorneys General who, along with the U.S. Department of Justice, asked for the breakup of Microsoft Corp. into two separate companies, today said their proposal represents the "least intrusive" action necessary to stop the software behemoth's anticompetitive behavior, while benefiting consumers.
UPDATE: AT&T Wireless IPO Posts Modest Gain
AT&T Corp.'s Wireless Group's initial public offering (IPO) brought in a modest return on its first trading day, reflecting uncertainty in the financial markets.
Intel to Phase Out Processor Serial Numbers
Intel Corp. plans to stop stamping serial numbers in its processors, starting with its Willamette chip due out later this year, the company said today.
AT&T Wireless Stock Set for IPO
AT&T Corp. plans to issue an initial public offering (IPO) tomorrow for its Wireless Group subsidiary, in what may be one of the largest IPOs yet.
Sales of Net Equipment Power Strong Q1 for Nortel
Canadian telecommunications equipment vendor Nortel Networks Corp., on the strength of Internet networking sales, today posted first-quarter earnings that surpassed Wall Street predictions.
Intel Brings Channel Programs Under E-Umbrella
Intel Corp. today announced a global network that will coordinate its channel programs under one Web-based umbrella.
Nanotechnology Poses U.S. Policy Challenge
The U.S. federal government is struggling with ways to accommodate revolutionary advances brought about by the convergence of science and technology, a NASA expert told a U.S. congressional subcommittee here today.
Nanotechnology Presents U.S. Policy Challenges
The U.S. federal government is struggling with ways to accommodate revolutionary advances brought about by the convergence of science and technology, a NASA expert told a U.S. congressional subcommittee here today.
IBM Sees Bright Future in Flat-Panel Monitors
Eyeing a blossoming market for TFT (thin-film transistor) flat-panel monitors, IBM Corp. today announced that it has expanded its flat-panel monitor product line, in addition to cutting prices on other monitors.
Vitessa Changes Net Transaction Model
Content and community Web sites that offer visitors links to shopping sites such as Amazon.com Inc. will be able to sell products themselves under via electronic commerce merchandising service offered by Vitessa Corp.
Compaq Lays Off 450 Staff in Ongoing Restructuring
Compaq Computer Corp. has laid off about 450 employees as part of its continuing efforts to slash its worldwide workforce by 7,000 people, a company spokesman confirmed today.
IBM tops Q1 earnings estimates
IBM yesterday beat Wall Street expectations for the first quarter of fiscal 2000, posting diluted earnings of 83 US cents per share, compared with earnings per share of 78 cents in the same quarter last year.